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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2025 · 1H 12M

Husband From Hell: He Killed His Wife & Played the Victim

from TRUE CRIME with Bratterstein · host BRATTERSTEIN

Stephen Grant was convicted of second-degree murder for the brutal killing of his wife, Tara Grant, after weeks of testimony detailing his manipulative and calculated actions. Prosecutors revealed that after strangling Tara, he dismembered her body in his father’s tool shop and disposed of her remains in the woods. The jury couldn't agree on premeditation, but the judge called Grant’s actions "demonic, manipulative, and barbaric," sentencing him to 50-80 years in prison. Tara’s devastated family, including her mother and sister, delivered heartbreaking victim impact statements, with her sister calling him "Satan in the flesh." Their two young children, who tragically witnessed the murder, later revealed chilling details—his 7-year-old daughter even recalling checking her mother's eyes to see if she was alive. Following the conviction, Grant’s father took his own life, unable to cope with his son's horrific crime.Tara, a successful businesswoman, was thriving in her career while Stephen, resentful and insecure, engaged in an affair and ultimately murdered her in a fit of rage. After killing her, he played the victim, lying to authorities and the media to cover his tracks. The case shocked the nation, highlighting the dark reality of domestic violence and toxic masculinity. Tara’s children, who have since cut ties with their father, were raised by their aunt and now honor their mother’s legacy through the annual "Tara Walk" to raise awareness for domestic violence victims. With Grant’s appeals exhausted, he will spend the rest of his life behind bars, while Tara’s family continues to fight for justice and remember the woman who was taken too soon.

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